I'm following your channel since an year sir But i always have a problem with the playlist cause i need to search for individual video but now you made it much more easier with your website's Thanks allot Sir ♥️From India
Hi Pavan, I really appreciate your comment. Yes I try to organize the tutorials to relevant pleaylists.. But sometimes ist better to put it only into one most corresponding ;) Stay tuned. Vladimir
Great job explaining the sketching features. Question: you can change a sketched circle into a construction (dash line) circle. How do I show that particular construction circle on the drawing? I can explain if needed.
Vladimir why do you say at the end, the better practice is to create the feature directly in 2D? Do you mean create the sketch first then activate the 3D shape? I have never known if that is better or to start with the Extrude or Revolve command, for instance. Also one point, just because I have never seen it mentioned in anyone's videos: the Sketch command is in the Datum menu, because a sketch is nothing but a customised datum reference. I think that is an important point in understanding the principle of 3D modelling.
Hi, from my experience is much better to start with Extrude (revolve, etc.) feature and create sketch inside, because system know if the sketch has to be closed or not, or if you need to think about sharp edges or not (for example if you create Sheetmetal features. If you see my modeling process in another videos... I use sometimes separated sketch if I need to reuse existing geometry or sketch. Maybe I have put some misleading info (not clear in video)
Very good tutorial on sketch! Thank you.
Hi, thank you for your positive feedback, stay tuned. Vladimir
This tutorial series is a hidden gem for Creo learners. I hope they get more views.
+Aditya Soni Thanks for your positive feedback, Vladimir
I'm following your channel since an year sir
But i always have a problem with the playlist cause i need to search for individual video but now you made it much more easier with your website's
Thanks allot Sir
♥️From India
Hi Pavan, I really appreciate your comment. Yes I try to organize the tutorials to relevant pleaylists.. But sometimes ist better to put it only into one most corresponding ;)
Stay tuned. Vladimir
thank you very much sir
I'm watching all of you're videos effectively. Thank you for helping me out.
Thank you for your positive feedback. Stay tuned... I just preparing Flexible modeling training ;)
Thank you for your very thorough explanation. Definitely marked for future refresher viewing. Look forward to viewing more tutorials.
Excellent feedback is my engine to continue witn new ideas for new tutorials, thanks David. Have a great time. Vladimir
You are really doing a good job. Appreciable work👏👏
Great job explaining the sketching features. Question: you can change a sketched circle into a construction (dash line) circle. How do I show that particular construction circle on the drawing? I can explain if needed.
Hi, thanks for your comment and idea for next tutorial. I will try to find some example to show you how to... Stay tuned. Vladimir
Great work please keep it up sir.... Thank you
Vladimir why do you say at the end, the better practice is to create the feature directly in 2D? Do you mean create the sketch first then activate the 3D shape? I have never known if that is better or to start with the Extrude or Revolve command, for instance.
Also one point, just because I have never seen it mentioned in anyone's videos: the Sketch command is in the Datum menu, because a sketch is nothing but a customised datum reference. I think that is an important point in understanding the principle of 3D modelling.
Hi, from my experience is much better to start with Extrude (revolve, etc.) feature and create sketch inside, because system know if the sketch has to be closed or not, or if you need to think about sharp edges or not (for example if you create Sheetmetal features. If you see my modeling process in another videos... I use sometimes separated sketch if I need to reuse existing geometry or sketch. Maybe I have put some misleading info (not clear in video)
And Datum features in the sketch... For example Datum points are useful for Point pattern ;)
I think first step for 3D..